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executive box

executive box noun: a box at a theater or stadium reserved for the use of executives of a company.

Noun

executive box (plural executive boxes)

  1. A box at a theater or stadium reserved for the use of executives of a company.
    • Boehly, through it all, stared out blankly from his executive box, Chelsea's season a complete washout and his hopes for a bounce from the return of Frank Lampard as interim manager have been more of a flatline as Real made it four defeats from four since the former midfielder took over from sacked...2023 April 18, Phil McNulty, “Chelsea Champions League exit: Where do 'disjointed, broken' Blues go from here?”, in BBC Sport

Forms of executive box

pluralexecutive boxes

Questions about executive box

What does executive box mean?
Executive box means a box at a theater or stadium reserved for the use of executives of a company.
What part of speech is executive box?
Executive box is a noun.
What is the plural of executive box?
The plural of executive box is executive boxes.

Words near executive box in the dictionary

  1. executive
  2. executive agreement
  3. executive agreements
  4. executive ball clicker
  5. executive ball clickers
  6. executive box
  7. executive boxes
  8. executive branch
  9. executive branches
  10. executive car
  11. executive class

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